Inside water, an air bubble behaves as
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the air bubbles inside water behaves like a concave lens.this is because the normal at point of a spherical bubbles will pass through center of bubbles .
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Inside water, an air bubble behaves as the concave lens or a diverging lens as light coming out from the air bubble to water will appear to diverge because air is rarer than water
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